GRAND ESTATE BEYOND
THE CITY

Long regarded as one of northern New Jersey’s most prestigious residential enclaves, Saddle River has quietly attracted those who seek space, privacy, and architectural substance without sacrificing proximity to Manhattan. Defined by estate-sized parcels, mature trees, and a tradition of refined living, the borough offers a distinctly residential rhythm, one where winding roads, gated properties, and expansive landscapes create a sense of retreat just beyond the city’s reach.

Within this setting, a European-inspired estate unfolds across 6.3 acres, offering a level of scale and craftsmanship increasingly difficult to replicate. Designed by renowned architect Bob Zampolin and completed in 2010, the residence spans approximately 9,200 square feet and encompasses 7 bedrooms, 9 full baths, and 2 powder rooms, balancing old-world elegance with modern indulgence.

From the exterior, the home’s stone and masonry stucco façade establishes a sense of permanence, echoing the great country estates of Europe. Inside, soaring ceilings and high-volume rooms create an immediate impression of grandeur, softened by intricate woodworking, coffered ceilings, and a thoughtful blend of stone and wood flooring throughout. An elevator discreetly serves all three levels, ensuring ease of movement and long-term livability.